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PALMER's Bkin.success Ia a positive
SPEEDY cure for erapslons Of Face, Scalp OF
Body. At drug store Of McLain Bros.
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HOW MY Side ACHES |

Avn Z. Achipg Sides and Back, Hip, Kidney and
&sS Uterine Pains. Rheumatic, Scia.Ic. Neural.
}S:GA2c, Sharp snd Shooting psins, relieved Ia
- %4nJne minute by the Uu!icuta Artl Pain
Plnster. The first and only in.kiling plaster. a
perfect, instantaneous peyerisiling antiaote to
pain, Inflammation and weakness: Especially
adapted 10 relieve female pains aud weaknesses
At I'LL druggists. Is cents; OF Of PoTTEa DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Bo'ton. ~ .lf 81. ~ ocs.NTh4w Z
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GENTLEMEN, see our genuine hand.
aswed 81 % shoe, warranted hand.Bewed,
at ,,3 ifF59i,il5J. W. AMIcH's. Il
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BIG SCHEME
THAT WIN nENErlr THE PUBIC
And Reflect Credit on tho City Il CARRIED
Out, as 1t Probably will BIO In Tims-A d
Now Hotel to Cost 500, 900 ProJsc
tE9 od-Locntion aud other Details. M

For come time there have been quiet
rumorn Of project Of a good deal Of public
interest, and although those who are inter.
ested are very reticent about the matter,
enough has been learned to show that the
matter Is under consideration and In prom.
Using shape. n.
Thin project Is no leua than The erection
Of new and elegant hotel, OF modern dc.
sign and complete arrangement, centrally
located, and to compare favorably with
like housesin the large cities. 553.@ =,
The protector is Mr., Henry schmul.
bach. To ask Mr.. echmulbach about his
plans Is to waste time. he Is not yet
ready to let the public into his project,
but from persons who arc pretty well in.
formed 1NrgLLlaEsoER reporters heard OF
the matter como time ago. 1t was report.
ed then that Mr.. E. W., Wells, the well.
known architect, had been employed to
prepare the plans, and that the projec,
included the remodeling OF the Grand
Opera House, adjoining which the new
hotel Is 10 be built. w ,5ESi
Mr.. Wells was asked what no knew Of
the plan, and said that any statement
would DO premature, 30 for as he WAS in
IA nd
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cannot be taken In the selection 81 toilet
soaps. Collegiate 4 20. 8 arc the best. Try
Cashmere Bouquet. = Marh E;
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Harvest Excursions via Ponnsy lvania Lines
sWcst OF ri. tsburEh. i5ti

On Monday, October 10, 1887, excuraion
tickets will be sold to points in the West,
NorthEeet and SonthSes from all s!stlore
on the Pennsylvania Lincs West Of Pitts.
hlrgh, at very low round trip rates. These
tickets will be good for rstnyn passage
thirty days from date Of sale. lfor further
information call on or address tho nearest
ticket agent Of tho Pennsylvania Com.
pany, and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati < St.
Louis Railway Company. ~ q rrEAs !;
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e DRuddlsrs report good sales and won.
derfnl results from skin.Success Soap and
Ointment. At drug store Of McLain
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Yesterdays League and Association. Games.
at Pittsburgh the Chicago club was
given a bsck-set in its fight for second
place by the Pittsburgh team. VanHsl.
tren was hit hard while Calvin pitched q
good game. Pittsburgh, s; Chicago, 5.
Earned-Pittsburgh, s.; Chicsgo, 3. En-
rore-Pittsburgh, |; Chicago, /. Hits
Pittsburgh, 10; Chicago, Q. a. US 431..&
At Philadelphia Baltimore had walk.
over. Baltimore, IL; Athletic. 3. Hits
Baltimore, l0;5Athletic, Z. Errors-Bal.
timore, 4; Athletic, g.. Batteriea-Smith
and Trott; Weighing and Robinson. 8
At Washington tho game bstween Boz.
ton aud Washington developed into yer.
table digging match. Washington -;
Boston 0. 4 Esrned-Wa shington -; Bog.
ton Q. Errors-Washington g. Boston 2.
Hits-Washington 10; Boston Il. Batter.
ies--Whitney and Mack; Madden and
At Brooklyn the NETS gave Brooklyn
their third successive defeat. The game
was spiendidly played. Brooklyn l ; Mets
s. Hits Brooklyn 6; Msts 8. Errors-
Brooklyn 8; MEETS !. 5Batteriea-Tsrry and
Peoples; Magyar Holbert. s.; d .Cl.,E
AT New York, through hard luck tho
New Yorks were doseatsd. Nav York. O.;
Philadelphia, l. Errors--New York, 0 !;
Philadelphia, |. Hitd-New York, 6;
PHILADELPHIA, 5. Ba.tssies-Kesfe and
Brown Casey and Mcclure. Ssb ssS;! Isi,is}iI,
At tLouisville the visitors put up their
usual game, their fielding being poor and
thoy lost contest which was character
izsd by loose pls7 Ing all around. Louis.
vile, Z; St. Louis, Q. Hits-Louisyille, 10 ;
St. Louie, 70. Errors-Louisville, 8; st..
Louis, s. Bstteries-Hecker and Cook !;
King md Bushong. .33f35Es
1t Cleveland the Cleveland Cincinnati
game was again postponed OF account Of
wet grounds. 4 : slsSl y y 3,iaH.i psJlsl
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= Tho Canton. ColumDus serIs,.

The seriss Of Eve exhibition games ar
ranged for between the Canton and Go.
lumbus tenms, Of the Ohio State League,
for purse Of $500 per sids, have. been
Championship games, and the glory Of Vic.
tory fingers with Canton while Columbus
with depleted exchequer mourns with
sad.eyed Z defeat. Only four games
we're necessary to determine to whom the
victory; belonged. The base ball editor
Of the Columbus State Journal comes to
the front US usual. Columbus dropped
the first game and he Immediately COM
mencod to cry ahippodromo." This he
has kept up to the finish, and intimatcs in
his headlines that tho management
Of the two clubs "wiu now proceed to di.
vide the recsipts as per arrangements"
The base bali mau of the Journal and his
efuBions have afforded much amusement
during the pest season to the Ohio League
naUsnqnar mon aslgs 5y H.. - ~ IA ~
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LOST.
] GENERAL NOTICES.

iNOTICE-ALL PERSONS IN DEBTED
IN 70 the lats ~. Sample Ford are realles,ed 10
cali aud fettfe said accounts at ouce WIN Nh
INDIANA FORD. No. 80 u Jacob street. .atae
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49, $500 sT7fl 'V1-11I51 ! -7ls
Oar Double ltnsteutu !

AZ n Oar Double Fastened ~ N n y
ochcol shoes src co made that the soils can
not BE pulled from the upper, and are the
beat school shoes made to wear, at III -
4 Z, Z; ~ .. WA MICK's
f;; las Main street,
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STOCKHOLDERS, sIsErINg,.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. 4

The aantl meeting Of tho gtockhoden NJ IN,
Wheeling llne Ball Association will be held Al
Mol4in,s HAL corner OF Twelfth and Market
tSe election Of Board OF Directors aud thu trans.
action Oh Auch other business As may DO deemed
Necessary. re- 'TiNiilpl WM. I, ENC,LiaH
sel 3F-fslttis E-Pfitgl, sI7I' .Gl'H = sac,a,a
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WANTED,

"ANTED-ANG . INTELLIGENT,
w Earnest Man, TO represent, 10 his own STATE
4 largo responsible housc. A fcnuneratlye salary
enoes exah tBged: Gays MANUFACTURING uorsr
81 Reade street. New York. 80 seis.fh
VITANTED-AGENTs FOR & NEW
w Christmas Books from TO cents to sson 1
new agent writes that the sold % In hours and ii
minuteei one o. the art week; another is Thai
day, The best selling books offered tgtnts, NJ.
petienes nos tectsisry. .GiSSkLh & COMPANY,
WhhTEn-MFN % iell our Goods in Ohio
VIII nay Good Salary and all cxpenscs Wits for
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN 4 co,
Manufacturers ~ aeorgc street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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A MODEL THEATRE,

The rev euiraueo would be on Market
street where the stsgs door aud entrance
| to the Masonic temple now is. Ascending
| BY broad aud easy flight OF stairs, tho
audience would pass the atage snd enter
broad and Handsomely fitted LOBBY, or
retiring room or foyer, from which glass
doors would give acceos to tho theatre
proper. The third balcony, intended for
the gallery gods" would bo entered by
an independent way from thu alley on the
cast, which would avoid the crowd and
| the nnroyauces OF & common entrance and
more especially OF common exit. The
present main entrance would perhaps be
Retained as an exit for the lower balcony.
The beauty and convenience oil such q
plan eau be eesn at glance.
The lease held by the Masonic bodies
on their present halls in the upper stories
Of the building expires April l !. The
Mssons have expected to aeak other qusr-
ters at that time, and it will be remem-
bered that a while back q corporation was
chartered to build new Masonic temple.
No steps have been taken to this end,
however, and recently 2 committee rep.
|ressntiug the different lodges called on
Mr.. Schmulbach with view to eilecting
q new lesee. He agreed 10 extend the
lease one year from April l, but no longer.
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z REAL ESTATE. $
E'GpR RElT%T.

No. 1Oa Fifteenth street, SIS 90 a month.
:, ne O,,;h A0s MAIN street. Busincss Houye, SIC a
NO: leA Woods street, two rooms and attic, S o.
:: Three toomed house on Eleventh street, cas-! Of
baltimore street. 81 60 Il month. - -
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The features about the plan here out,
lined in a general way which will COM
mend themselves to the public, are nun,
erous, and nobody has been heard to
speak of the project, which hiss become a
matter Of general discussion, without ex.
pressing the hope that Mr.. schmulbach
would definitely make up his mind in the
near future to carry. out the plans he ia
considering. The SUCCESS OF such hotel
would not be problematical. Properly
conducted it would pay, OF: those who
ought to be able to form an opinion are at
fault in their judgment. The buildiuga
which attract the attention or 4 Impress
the mind OF strangers are few in Wheel
ing. a theatre which would compare
with such famous ones as have been built
at GAINESVILLE, Lima, Ohio, and other towns
smaller than Wheeling, would also in.
crease the prestige Of Wheeling abroad az
a progressive and cultured place, In short,
the realization Of Mr.. Schmulbach'B ideas
would "'fll long felt wan" Those who
have talksd with him express the opinion
that the wait will be filled, and at no dis.
tant day. !, Is u 3 *: va s,.I5 4
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soME or THE REPORTS,

From another source, however, It was
learned that ever since Mr.. schmulbach
purchased the lots on Market street just
north Of the Washington hall building, he
has contemplated the erection OF a fine
hotel building there, and while it 10 prob.
ably true that he has not definitely de.
cided to build, II Ia believed thRt this will
be his decision. He has had number Of
consultations with Architect Wells and
Major J. Y. L. Rodgers, who is his agent
for the Washington Hall building, on the
matter. In these talka he hos spoken oil
building to coat about SI00. 900, OF q de.
sign that will be credit and an ornament
to tho city, and contain every improve.
ment in hotol architecture or arrange.
ment which has e,ocd the test Of expe.
renee. No plans have yet been drawn
It is understood that an eastern man Of
Experience in building hotels will be
called into consultation to euggest details
| Of the construction, and in order to make
the building harmonize with its environ.
ments photograph on a large scale O.
the proposed site will be made. The
Grand Opera House, adjoining, nnsy also
be lemodeled and connected with the new
building, f
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SOME DETAILS.

A building Of Ave stories, Of ornate style,
is contemplated, the hotel to be run on
both tho American and European plans.
A room will be constructed especially for
an European cafe, Possibly in remodel.
ing the theatre an additional atory or two
will be nut on it, containing ho!el rooms.
MIR. Wells, in recent conversation,
pointed out how nicely the Grand Opera
Houee, yhera the arrangements for en-.
trance and exit are now any thing but sat.
ialactory, could be made q model place Of
amusement. This plan included the al.
teration Of the building 80 as to make the
first gallery, or family circle, extend
around the three sides Of the hall, and
the addition Of second gallery above.
This can easily be done, IS the Masonic
hall, on the floor above, Is now supported
by clumsy wooden trusses, which occupy
enough space 10 give room for the desirsd
Improvement by substituting smaller and
stronger atcel beams or truases. The spare
space 1T either eide OF the dome could also
| be utilized to incrsaae the room and i'm.
prove the appearance Of the interior. i r.,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06
Board Of Trade.

A meeting Of the Board OF Trade
was held at the office of the Sank
Valley Land and Loan Co., OH Mon
day evening, pursuant To call. A
committee consisting of w. A. Gates
and NJ. Hogan was appointed to re.
wise the bylaws. and report at a
meeting to be called when the COM
mittee appointed to confer with the
managers Of the Minneapolis and
Pacific road should be ready to report,
early next week. 1t is the present
purpose to organize the Board OF
Trade on regular working basis,
with as large membership as can be
secured. Every business man should
consider it not only duty but a
privilege to become member and
ha, voice in the work. The year
1887 will he an active one so far as
Sank Centre is concerned and to
make the most of it Il regular Board
of Trade is indispensable.
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LEGAL. ADv'TMENTS.
order to show caz.e ON Filing Petition

Order TO show Caxse ON Filing Petition
to Sell Land.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
In PROBATE Court. specia! Term. neld Dec.
| 3lst, 1885,
In the matter of the estate oi Clara d.
On reading and filing the Petition OF w. B
Cooley executor OF the said estate settling
forth the amount of personal estate that his
come TO his hands aud the dispos ion re-
OF; the amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased. and description OF ali the real
estate of which said deceased died sliced,
aud the condition and value OF the respec.
tive portions thereof;and psrying that l!cerse
be To him granted To- sell all The rear fslaI e
belonging t, the said estate. more particularly
described I'm said petition. Aud tappearing
by said Petition, that there Is net sufficient
personal estate In the hands OF said w.
Cooley 10 pay said deb s. and u at IL * ncces-
sary In order 10 pay the same, to sell all OF
, said real estate.
IL is therefore ordered, that all persons IN
terested in said estate. appear before the
Judge OF this Court, on Saturday, The i3th
day of February. A ID. 1887, at 10 o'clock A. II !.
at the Court House in the CITY OfSt. CioEd,
In said County. theI ami there TO show cause
if any there bel why license should not be
grated to said w. B. Cooley to sell said real
estate according to the pra5e r OF said Petit
ton,
And 1t is further ordered, that a copy ofit,is
Order 81 all be published for four successive
weeks prior To said dav OF hearing. h" last of
which publications shall be at ics,st fourteen
days before said day OF hearing, in tie Sank
Centre HERALD. n week ~ news paper printed
and published al Sank GENRE. in old County,
aud pers pnaliy served on all persons inter
esi+d Saf estate, residing in said County,
at least fourteed days before IA la day of hear
ing, and upon all othsr persons interested,
according &c law
Dated at ~. Cloud. this 3lst day Of Decea;-
Der. A. ID. 1885.
By the Court,
PETER BRICK,
LIST pub Jan 6,S Judge OF Probate
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The HERALD acknowledges the
receipt from the secretary, of the
minutes Of the first session of North
Dakota Annual Conference of the
Methodist church, held at Grand
Forks last October, of which Rev.
WIN. spoor was secretary. From it
is learned that Rev. II. G, Bible is
at the head of the Board Of Trustees,
and Rev. WIN. r. Spooris secretary
Of the Board Of church extension.
Mr.. Bible Is Is ALSO on the COM
mittre on legislature on marriage
and divorce, and on location of in.
situations of learning,and one of the
visitors 10 tho Garrett Biblical Insti-
tute. MI. Spoor is a member of the
committee on historical items and
on Sunday schools and tracts. Both
are doing very effective work in
their respective fields.
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Memorial Services.

A meeting of B. r. Palmer Post OF
the Grand Army was held at G. A. r.
Hall on Friday last to make arrange.
ments for holding appropriate seryi-
ces to the memory of Gen. john A.
Logan. 1t was decided to hold the
meeting on Sunday. January 9Th,
at 7:30 p. NJ. Comrade G. NJ. Sprague
was appointed a committee on ar
rangements and program, with pow
er to appoint two assistants.
Comrades w. E. Rock well, Geo. e.
Young and Wm. Pangburn were ap-
pointed a committe on decoration of
the hall. The, meeting thenY ad.
journed. A.No
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

Sam Croker has just completed
two very handsome maps or plats of
the village OF Sank Centre, which
are perfect in detail. The larger
one, on a scale of 200 feet to the inch,
was drawn for MrSsrs. Gates &
Kelsey. and embraces the original
townsite and plated additions. The
other is drawn on scale of 500 feet
To the inch, and shows Uohoken and
other territory not included in the
incorporated limits. Morse &
Lamb have secured this one for use
In their Office.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

Hon. Alexan der Moore offers for
sale all OF his lands on favorable
terms, ard at low prices. The list as
shown elsewhere embraces The finest
selections Of land in central Mime
sofa. a small cash payment-just
enough to ensure Sale-is all hat
Is asked, and the balance can remain
on mortgage AS long as the purchaser
desires. This is The largest Offering
of choice lands ever maIe in central
Minnesota by one person. Now 10
the time to purchase for immediate
Use or for profitable investment.
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Notice to Creditors,

STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
= STEARNS.-ss:
In Probate Court.
In the matter OF The estate of Theresa ]. Can
non, deceased:
Notice IS hereby given To all persons hav-
ing iai ms and d .mands against Tie estate
OF Theresa J Cannon late OF The county of
Stearns. deceased that the JUICE of the Pro-
bate Court OF said CUunty will bear, exam
Inc, and adjust claims aud demands against
said estate, at Ills office iii the City of ~.
Cloud, In said C6uuIy, OIL the fist Monday
OF each month for SIX successive months,
commencing Dec 3a;h. 1876. and that Fix
months from the S9i h day of Dec, 1851. have
i,een limited and allowed by said Prob. te
Caurt for creditors to present their cIaiiss.
Dated this 30th day OF Dec, a. ID. 1876.
A.G WHITNEY.
Administrators Of the Estate of Therssa ].
Cannon, deceased.
lst pub Jan 9th FETf R BRICK
4w Judge OF Probate
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

Eva Shackiy, wife oi A L.Kinnamon.
For nearly three weeks Mrs. Kin
namoa had been i'll with, Typhoid
fever, and last week her mother
came from Baraboo. Wis, and when
it BECAME evident that her life was in
Danger, hex father fastened to her
bed,side, arriving the day before her
death. E..
Ms. Kinnamon was lady held in
the highest esteem by her friends
and acqnaintancss, and was devoted
wife and mother. Her life was in
her home, and the training given
her children is a monument to her
memory which will last forever.
sts lsaYes three children, two
daughters aged ten and eight years
respectively, and son of two years,
To them the loss is ilreparable. uer
grief-strlcken husband has the sym.
patty of all in his affection. s.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

AnnoaaeemcDt is made in another
column of the rare basgajps offered
by J. Capser. He is closing out his
immense stock regardless OF cost.
The Old Regulator has an enormous
assortment Of first-class goods. Call
and examine prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

Col. j. Z. Foster is very pleasantly
and comfortably located in law offices
over the furniture store on Main st.
While doing general law business
he will giys special attention to col
lections. He isa iine practitioner,
well versed in the law, and devoted
to the interests of his clients. There
can be ne question OF his succe 8 in
building up a fine practice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

John J. Boobtr will isaYa On Non
day next for Minneapolis to entsr i
business college far The purpose OF
taking y course ia stenography. lie
will o.. Sbssag two ar three months
1t is his ain To ut bjm.elt for first
class amsndensis. and ype:wFitef
operator. He will make = god one.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

Henry Keller went to St. Paul on
Saturday morning 70 be present at
the preliminary organization, which
usually takes place at the Merchants
Hotel several days before the time
fixed 10y law for the converting Of the
honorable body.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

George Duncan of West Union.
was in town on Friday, around with
II formidable petition praying for
his appointment To the position OF
route agent in the mail service. Ii
was numer0usly signed, with G. f.
Macdonald at the head of the list.
All it lacked was the cabalistic en-
dorsement o. X. z. II. K. 1t will get
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Rare Opportunities.

/ will offei for sale all of my lands
as enumerated, without reserve. all
at reasonable prices. and on long
time, with only enough cash TO en-
sure sale. As own every acre Of
Tered ! Gan give satisfactory terms.
Such an opportunity is now Offered
to secure bargains in lands ani farms
as will not soon be repeated.
ALExADER MOORE.
Sank Centre, Mum.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

What has become Of the Board or
Trade committee appointed to con.
fer with a COMMITTEES Of the council
to agree upon q plan for FsnainIpg
the streets of the villagep II is sin.
cerely hoped the matter will not be
uuceremoniously dropped. The viii
iage needs the work the committee
was appointed to do.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

Road Master Downing fthe Little
Falls and Dakota is putting in 60J
foot side track about 5 miles west OF
Swanville, for the accommodation of
parties shipping wood fro the Han
son lands. Several thousand cords
will be shipped frop there this year.
Little Falls transcript.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06

The announcement that Mss Anna
Salmcnd, who went to California
several months since, in the hope of
beneatting her healtA,iq . very criti-
cal condition, will be received With
genuine sorrow by her many friends.
For time after her arrival at Los
Angeles there was marked impro le-
ment in her condition, but last week
her parents receige1 adyice from her
which was decidedly unfayorable,
and her mOt.er hastcned to heI.
Mrs. Hoffman. her grandmother. who
accom- ani.d her to the Pacific slope.
writes most discouragingiy relative
to Miss Salmend's health. The sad
Intelligence is terrible blow. to her
parents especially.